Places I’ve been in 2005
Inspired by David (link below), here’s my list. Places I’ve slept in* that I can remember or publicly admit to. These are not in chronological order...
Author: charlie
This is Mobility on: Google Personal Mobile – Close the Loop Already!
MoMo Mike points out one deficiency in another interesting Google mobile service – poor integration to existing mobile services. To me, that’s the p...
TechCrunch on: A New Blog is Born – MobileCrunch
I had been on the look out for this. A new mobile blog has been announced (thanks Tommi). Mike Arrington of Techcrunch has extended his brand (maybe with my goa...
Russ on: Browsing as the mobile data killer app
In ‘Browsing: The Mobile Data Killer App’, Russ reports on a presentation from Nokia on smartphone usage data. The key takeaway for me was that brow...
How to evangelize a product
From my favorite marketing guru. Link: Let the Good Times Roll by Guy Kawasaki: Guy’s Golden Touch. Bookmark this: The key to evangelism is a great produc...
Third thought for the day (way off topic): Are electronics a passing fad?
I was listening to Danny Hillis’ talk for the Long Now Foundation, a foundation he created along with Stewart Brand and Brian Eno and other really interes...
Another thought for the day: MVNOs for aging Boomers
There’s a new guy here, Richard, who has a telecoms background (incidentally, heavy on the SMS side, so I picked his brain there, too – thanks Richa...
Thought for today: Ads inside an SMS
I had a nice lunch with two friends who are really into SMS – both have built or run services using SMS, one in marketing and one as a corporate messaging...
The Shostek Group on: The Personal Internet Will Subsume Mobile Internet Assumptions
Stephen Johnston pointed me to this interesting summary of a report we are all now trying to get our hands on. It starts off with a redefinition of the mobile I...
Read/WriteWeb on: Main Themes of Internet Companies at CES
Great CES meta-reporting from Richard McManus. I see more mobile (device connectivity, partnerships, action!). Of course. Link: Read/WriteWeb: Main Themes of In...